Kruger National Park: Thornybush Game Reserve

A well-known destination for local and international visitors, Thornybush has earned its reputation as one of the country’s finest bush experiences. Situated within 14 000 hectares of pristine wilderness, adjacent to the Kruger National Park, the Thornybush Private Game Reserve is a true escape from the madness of city life. This haven, with the vast Northern Drakensberg mountain range nearby, has scooped numerous world firsts, both for conservation and hospitality.

The Thornybush Private Game Reserve, which is characterised by its mixed woodland savannahs, is home to an abundance of beautiful birds and mammals including the famous Big Five, namely lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino, and elephant. It is here in this stunningly beautiful and game-rich Game Reserve in South Africa’s Limpopo Province, where attention to detail, as well as highly personalised service, make for a most memorable stay which awaits discovery by the discerning safari traveller.

The Greater Kruger National Park refers to the Kruger National Park itself as well as the Private Game Reserves on the Western border of the Kruger National Park such as the Sabi Sand, Timbavati, Manyeleti and Thornybush Private Game Reserves just to name a few.